Canada, US Fail To Reach Trade Deal | Iran, US Trade Warnings Over Sanctions | WION Headlines

Thanks for staying with us. You're watching Beyond World is one. I'm Aadhaar Chhidesh. Let's start with the headlines we're tracking for you at this hour. New US tariffs of up to 50% on around $20 billion worth of Canadian goods take effect after talks fail. Prime Minister Mark Carney vows dollar-for-dollar retaliation. US and Iran exchange defiant messages ahead of Washington's planned announcement of new sanctions on Monday. Treasury Secretary Scott Pesson promises toughest sanctions yet. While Tehran accuses Washington of violating sovereignty. If you look at the blockade, we have total control of that entire region having to do with the Strait of Hormuz. US President Donald Trump says US has total control of the region around Strait of Hormuz, stresses Iran must be prevented from developing nuclear weapons. At least two workers killed and nine others injured after a reactor blast triggered a fire at a pharmaceutical unit in Telangana. Two victims sustain over 50% burns as police investigate the incident. Mexico's Sinaloa governor Ruben Rocha Moya returns to office after more than three months only following US drug trafficking charges. Rocha says he resumed duties with a clear conscience and head held high. Hedge funds are turning less bearish on European diesel, cutting short bets to their lowest level in two years. Well, the shift comes as traders reassess the outlook for fuel demand and supply across the region.